Shop Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes – Non-GMO, Blue Tag Certified

Discover the rich, buttery taste of Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes, a gardener’s favorite and a kitchen staple! With their smooth golden skin and vibrant yellow flesh, these non-GMO, Blue Tag Certified seed potatoes deliver a beautiful, high-yielding crop that’s easy to grow and even easier to love.

Product Overview

• Type: Non-GMO
• Certification: Blue Tag Certified
• Skin Color: Golden Yellow
• Flesh Color: Creamy Yellow
• Flavor Profile: Buttery, creamy, slightly sweet
• Shape: Round to oval tubers
• Best For: Mashing, roasting, baking, frying, soups & stews

Is Yukon Gold a Determinate or Indeterminate Potato?

Yukon Gold is a determinate potato variety.

What This Means:

• Tubers form primarily in one main layer near the seed piece
• Plants mature more uniformly
• Harvest typically occurs in one concentrated window
• Ideal for gardeners who want a single main harvest

Determinate varieties like Yukon Gold are well-suited for home gardens, raised beds, and row planting, where predictable growth and easy harvesting are important.

Why Grow Yukon Gold Potatoes?

Easy to Grow: Great for both beginner and experienced gardeners
High Yield: Reliable performance with heavy production
Short Season: Determinate variety matures faster – great for shorter climates
Superior Flavor: Rich, creamy texture perfect for countless recipes
Blue Tag Certified: Disease-free, true-to-type seed stock
Non-GMO: Naturally grown for peace of mind and healthy harvests

Growing Tips for Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes

Planting Time:
Plant in early spring, after the last frost, when soil temps are between 50-65°F.

Soil Prep:
Use loose, well-drained soil with a pH of 5.0–6.0. Mix in compost or well-aged manure to boost fertility.

Cutting Seed Potatoes:
Cut into 1.5–2" pieces with at least one "eye" per piece. Let pieces cure (dry) for 1 day before planting to prevent rot.

Spacing:

• Depth: 4–6 inches
• In-row spacing: 12 inches apart
• Row spacing: 30–36 inches apart

Hilling:
When sprouts are 6–8 inches tall, hill soil up around the base to protect tubers from light and increase yields. Repeat hilling as the plants grow.

Watering:
Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. Potatoes need 1–2 inches of water weekly, especially during tuber formation.

Mulching:
Apply mulch to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and regulate soil temperature.

Harvesting Your Yukon Gold Potatoes

• Yukon Golds are determinate, which means they mature all at once, making harvest timing easier.
• Plants are ready to harvest when foliage yellows and begins to die back, typically around 70–90 days after planting.
• Use a spade or fork to carefully dig and avoid bruising the tender skins.

Culinary Uses for Yukon Gold Potatoes

Yukon Golds are loved in kitchens everywhere for their buttery texture and rich flavor. Try them in:

Mashed Potatoes: Creamy and golden – no butter needed (but highly recommended!).
Roasted Potatoes: Crisp on the outside, soft on the inside.
Baked Dishes: Hold their shape and absorb flavor beautifully.
Fried Potatoes: Perfect for golden fries or skillet home fries.
Soups & Stews: Add richness without disintegrating in broths.

Order Your Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes Today

Whether you're growing in garden beds, raised beds, or containers, Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes are a must-have for any home gardener or small-scale farmer.

non-GMO
Blue Tag Certified
High-Yielding & Flavorful
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Available online or at our Spartanburg, SC retail store!

Plant. Grow. Harvest. Enjoy.

Bring golden goodness to your garden with Yukon Gold Seed Potatoes. Easy to grow, delicious to eat, and sure to be a hit on your dinner table. Don’t wait—shop now and grow your own buttery bounty!